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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21975, 26 December 1936, Page 16

The coming of television andra Palace, London, or h ' as as it is affectionately kno •, u ildg a new lease of llfe . to , rt th f om which has for so lon., northern heights of L or |d ' e nor®€ ends and during the £ oll^ a } * ful crowds patrol the beau c ree£ and gaze at the 300 fooi Co&% by the British Broadca; ;t * tion. which has become 5 a feature of the lan A ss, ,i as Alexandra Palace. ' v ] uch ;th in 1873, was erected » from the International 1862. A few weeks after the was almost completely dec^ fire. Next morning the to rebuild, and the P r ® 1875structure was opened m -v vr August 4. 1914, the War over the whole of the Pal hoUS e S park, first as a clear m» Belgian refugees 'more cnhse( passed through if. and s as an internment camp aJP, prisoners. The palace is - n tedJJ the control of trustees various local authorities London,